

| Subject: | Re: California difference... |
| From: | Jeff Oxroad |
| Date: | Mon, 23 Feb 2004 22:33:11 EST |
In a message dated 2/23/2004 7:03:24 PM Pacific Standard Time, zolo@FOXINTERNET.NET writes: > Someone asked me about if there are any differences between the California > vans regarding the emission parts. The van in question is a 1989 model > Westfalia with airconditioner. > Would any of you be able to give me info on that? > I have a Vanagon brochure for the 1989 Model and it specifically lists California Emissions as an avaialble option--not standard. My 1983 Westfalia is not equipped with CA emissions as it was originally sold by a dealer in Nevada. I'm not sure what parts are different between a "regular" Vanagon and one with CA emissions. For my 1983 Vanagon the one time I remember it coming up was when I purchased a catalytic converter and two models were available: one for CA emissions vehicles and one for non CA emissions. Sketchy, I know, but that's all the info I've got. Best Jeff 83.5 Westy LA,CA
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